Monte Carlo Simulation - Run multiple simulations in seconds to forecast milestone completion dates with varying levels of confidence.
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PRO FEATURES (AVAILABLE VIA IN-APP PURCHASE) : Microsoft Project Import/Export - Open Microsoft Project 2016 or earlier documents directly in OmniPlan and export to Project 2013. Change Tracking - Keep tabs on and review the changes you've made in your project so far. Display Off-Hours - Display all off-hours, holidays, and weekends in the Gantt chart. Critical Path - Flip a switch to highlight tasks that have the biggest impact on your deadline. Multiple Baselines - Take snapshots of your schedule, then compare them as your project progresses to make sure you're still on track. Unlinked Duration and Effort - Set different values for a task's effort and duration, then let OmniPlan crunch the numbers for your resource assignment percentage. Meeting Task Type - Specify if multiple resources need to work on a task independently or simultaneously. If you have tasks which were planned to be complete by now, but aren't, quickly reschedule them. Catch-Up and Reschedule - If everything is going as planned, bring the completion percentage of every task (or just the selected tasks) in your project up to today's date. Violation Resolution - If your schedule has a logical impossibility, OmniPlan will find it and suggest the best course of action to restore order. Leveling Priority - Define leveling priority for tasks in your project. Resource Leveling - Identify bottlenecks in your project and distribute workloads fairly and efficiently with OmniPlan's resource management. Network Diagram View - An elegant and easy way to rapidly prototype and visualize your project's flow as a network diagram of nodes connected by dependencies.
You can visually edit tasks and create dependencies by connecting them in the Gantt view. The project Gantt chart graphically shows task durations, start and stop times, dependencies, resources, or resource usage by task, all on a timeline. Gantt Chart - Add groups, tasks, and milestones to your project and watch OmniPlan transform the timeline of your project into a beautiful Gantt chart. STANDARD FEATURES (AVAILABLE VIA IN-APP PURCHASE). After the trial, you can continue to use OmniPlan to view documents for free.
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With the free two week trial, you can try all of the features of Standard and Pro without buying anything. OmniPlan helps you manage projects that are as simple or complex as you need them to be-without the complexity. Run Monte Carlo simulations to forecast milestone completion dates with varying levels of confidence. Automatically sync projects across multiple personal devices or collaborate with your colleagues and share every detail. Visualize your project's tasks in a Gantt chart or Network diagram. Break down tasks, optimize the required resources, and monitor your entire plan-all at a glance. OmniPlan is designed to help you visualize, maintain, and simplify your projects.
Also, in collaboration with Swiss ski historian Luzi Hitz, we have just made available online our virtual Swiss Ski Museum (which we later plan to move to a “Brick & Mortar” structure somewhere in the Valais Alps as well as set up a mobile educational display.OmniPlan: Project planning made painless.
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Today, with my good friend Sepp Halder, who is a professional Swiss mountain guide and ski instructor, we have set out to find caring homes for our finely restored vintage skis and other non restored ski equipment. Then, I thought, why not add a pair from North America, France and Italy! I guess that you can figure out the rest by yourselves “The Swiss Timer”) was the chief race timer at our ski hill and in case you have forgotten, he was always very quick to remind you of the precision of the Swiss Timing Systems.Īfter moving from Canada to Switzerland in my teens to pursue a professional ski career, I picked up a pair of my father’s old skis at the farm where he grew up, then a pair from my aunt in the Black Forest, Germany. Such a person might very well become a “new jump” for us to discover the next day after being covered by 30cm of fresh snow! My Swiss father (a.k.a. My German mother was a weekend ski patroller at our local ski resort, therefore, we were always the first ones on the slopes and the last to leave as we had to do the “Sweep” of each slope to make sure no one, whether they are disabled or not, was left behind overnight. If I say that I was born in a “Skier family”, this would be an understatement.
I actually started skiing at the age of four and I have not looked back since. I can't say I started skiing from birth but my parents, being optimistic installed a ski rack on my baby carriage, just in case.
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